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Miniatures Adventure => The Second World War => Topic started by: Tom Dulski on October 27, 2021, 10:11:25 PM
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A few perry miniatures G. I.’s I’ve been working on using citadel contrast paints. Not done but well on the way
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Tom, a good start.
Is this just one coat of contrast?
If so, then it's certainly a range worth having.
Cheers
Ry
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I too think they look good so far!
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yeah that's just 1 coat. I still want to dry brush them to get them to pop a little more but the contrast does a great job to cover the basics and get them to that point.
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Neat! Which colors did you use, and were you applying them to a white basecoat, or tan basecoat?
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I used army painter white as the primer. after that
1 Gillian flesh
2 aggros dunes for the gaiters and jacket
3 militarium green for the helmets and pants
4 snakebite leather for boots and wooden rifles
5 space Wolfs grey for any metal bits
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looking good indeed. I paint all my Vietnam War miniatures with Contrast paints as well. I really like them. Have to try the Space wolf grey on weapons , that looks really good.
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I see that Army Painter is coming out with their own line of contrast paints next year. I can't wait to mix and match with the Citadel.
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These look great!
I did my GI's in Contrast as well, and am very happy with the results. Especially the speed at which you can get through a unit.